Knoxville enjoys a calm and pleasant weather pattern with sunny days and clear nights, temperatures in the mid-80s, and low humidity. No rain is expected, making it ideal for outdoor activities.

Oak Ridge is accepting applications for its Spring 2025 internship program until October 31, 2025, offering part-time, paid positions with flexible scheduling for students.

An 18-year-old man has been charged with first-degree murder following his infant's death from severe injuries, as per the Knoxville Police Department.

Knoxville forecast predicts consecutive sunny days, with morning fog clearing to highs in the mid-80s and mild evenings around 57 degrees, continuing into the weekend with even warmer temperatures.

A Chattanooga man received a 24-month prison sentence for threatening to kill a Congress member, following a guilty plea for interstate threat transmission.

After a serious crash on I-40, Sevierville, which closed the road for over 6 hours, two individuals were charged; a semi-truck driver was airlifted to the hospital.

Maryville College to host Blount County College Fair and Financial Aid Night on September 24, featuring over 50 institutions to help simplify college selection and financing for students and families.

Oak Ridge National Laboratory won a record 20 R&D 100 Awards for various technological innovations across different sectors such as advanced materials and energy technology.

UT prepares for SEC opener against Georgia with ESPN's "College GameDay" broadcasting live on Sept. 13. The Checker Neyland game will showcase a checkerboard pattern in the stands, and safety measures will be in place for the 3:30 p.m. kickoff.

TBI seeks administrative professionals for a cybercrime unit, emphasizing strong computer and communication skills, with a September 19 deadline for applications.

Knoxville Police, with several agencies, arrested two after finding drugs, guns, and cash in a West Knoxville home linked to fentanyl distribution and overdose deaths.

Knoxville considers a long-term replacement for the historic 127-year-old Gay Street Bridge alongside ongoing repairs, aiming for a sustainable, pedestrian-friendly future.

Farragut officials announce the start of their annual street resurfacing program on September 15, affecting multiple streets with parking restrictions and potential minor disruptions to residents.